Real News of Today Faces Farro and Figures
A scrambled 1920s style column quotes Arthur Brisbane on global events and social topics. It mentions the Boulder Dam project, birth control advocacy, missionary travel, and political power Sweden Russia and China. The piece tips at sensational anecdotes including a bridge suicide and a violent car incident, plus a Grand Duke visiting America warning of Communist rule.
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Arthur Brisbane
Featene Bye. Inc
Marcani
Fire
Europe
Australia
Boulder Dam
Thin
Real Newa
America
Mra
Sanger
Lenore Hoenven
Paria
Brazil
Classified ad jumble with rental and help wanted items
A fragmented want ad list shows rental prospects on Ada Street at 425,000 and various job and board requests. Mentions private home lodging, a 160 address, and scattered classifications including “Everything from A to Z” in light ads. The garbled text lacks clear names or dates but indicates a broad, mixed classified section.
Moody defends prison reform against Joker budget clause
Governor Moody vows to push penitentiary reforms and denies that the last minute Joker in the appropriation bill gives the prison board authority to relocate or fund new projects. He asserts the legislature misworded the clause and that no advantage will be taken, pledging continued action into 1931.
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Moody
Prison Board
Prison
Toxak
Promises of Prosperity Signal National Business Upswing
Random sample highlights a strengthening economy with Texas construction gains by Antonio, March's upbeat outlook improving over its debut, Mellon announcing a 2100,000,000 public building program plus 240,000,000 in progress, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific planning 50,000,000 in improvements, and a major dehydration plant planned to process vegetables in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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JS Antonio
Texas Aeventh
U. S
Mellon
Rio Grande Valley
Bandit Pair Robs A Store In Quiet Saturday Hold Up
A general merchandise store at 100 Erin Gibson Road was robbed at 10 p.m. Saturday by a bandit pair. They escaped in a car with a confederate. About 150 dollars was taken from the register while 109 dollars remained. Ten to fifteen customers and three clerks were present. Mrs Comparion fired two shots at the fleeing suspects from behind the counter but was unharmed.
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John Companion
Erin Gily Road
Sccopper
Comparion
Deny Gaby Derlys Has Child in U8
Denial that Gaby Derlys the famed French dancer has a child in the United States. Reports state Pileer, her dancing partner, disputes claims of a daughter in a Peoria foundling home and dismisses the romance tale as unfounded.
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Ay Universal Service
Cats
Gaby Derlys
America
Darry Pilaer
Galy
Pileer
Peoria
Illinois
Kansas City Men to Make Rail Tour
Kansas City business executives will leave March 30 for an inspection tour along the Southern Iron route to Fort Arthur Texas. The trip is led by officials of the chamber of commerce and the Kansas City Southern railroad with more than 100 participants aboard.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kendis City Southern Railroad
Sonthern
Fort Asthur
Texyu
Thatcher Confirmed as U S Solicitor General
Thomas J. Thacher of New York was confirmed today by the solicitor general of the United States. Confirmation announced in Washington indicates Thacher will serve as US solicitor general.
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Thatcher
Washington
G. Marek
INS
Thomas J. Thacher
New York
Gente
United States
No Says Bride At Wedding Amid Delayed Isla Ring Ceremony
A bride refused to marry the groom at the altar, claiming revenge and public infection after a prolonged engagement. The incident, described in a clipped report, notes her firm refusal and the dramatic moment as the ceremony stalled.
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Mademusille Meille
Polivey
Motorcyclist Policeman Dies After City Crash
Santa Rose officer Caroh Grobe, 27, died at 8:20 p.m. Saturday from injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by George Hauderer on North Floren Street. Grobe, recently joined the force, was hurled through the windshield. Hauderer, an Aztec theater employee, was arrested on assault with an automobile and released on $200 bond. Grobe leaves a widow, an 18 month old son, and his parents.
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Tin
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Lorraine Street
Frederick Grobe
Beatrice Avenue
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Santa Fe Railroad
Texas
Doheny Acquitted In District Bribery Trial
Universal, Wash March 22 Edward L Doheny multimillionaire oil magnate was acquitted in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on bribery charges. The jury of nine men one woman and a Negro returned a unanimous not guilty verdict after about one hour. The case centered on a $100000 cash loan Doheny made to Albert B Fall then Interior Secretary in 1921, contended by the defense as a personal loan among friends. Mrs Doheny wept with joy as Doheny and jurors shook hands, while the defendant expressed gratitude and called for vindication after years of prosecution.
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Washington, D. C
Edward L. Doheny
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Tiuyh
Harding
Doheny
Albert FR. Fall
Getretary of Interior
Wns
Washington
Tamanys Little Elack Eng
Flk Hille
Calinaval
Frank J. Ufogan
Nvr
Apa
Albert B. Wall
Thironda
Pene
Italy to Observe Fascist Birthday
Italy will turn out tomorrow to celebrate the eleventh anniversary of the establishment of Fascism as Rome signals the nationwide observance. The government urged public participation and marches in major cities.
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Italy
Rome
Lie detector to aid parole hearings at state penitentiary
A new lie detector device, perfected by Leonardo Keeler of the criminology department, is now used at the state penitentiary to determine if prisoners are telling the truth during parole hearings. It aims to improve accuracy in assessing statements by inmates during interviews before the board of paroles.
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Jolipt
INS
Board of
Parsons and Papolen
Mtate
Leonardo Keeler
Faithful Texas Salon Near Death
Washington reports Representative R. D. Vee of Tesna is critically ill after a paralytic stroke. His longtime punctuality has drawn ire from the House, where Rep Ianaldin has attended nearly every minute of sessions this year.
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Texas
Washington, D. C
Vee
Tesna
Come Home Stimson Urged To Return From London
A harsh open letter accuses Secretary of State Stimson of wasting taxpayer money and delaying U. S. affairs while leading an American naval delegation in London. It claims the conference fuels European disputes, risks American independence, and calls for an immediate return.
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Americas
London
M. Briand
James
The
Times
America
New York Times
Geneva
Briand
Jonkheer Loudon
League of Nations
England
Insanity Verdict Delay in McKenzie Murder Case
Writ of error and sanity hearing loom as jurors retire after days of testimony on Chief of Detectives Sam Street murder suspect McKenzie. Defense attorney Blanton pleads insanity. prosecutor Seeligson counters. Judge Matthewe to preside as deliberations stretch into the weekend.
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Mee
Kenaie
Bland
McKenzie
Als. West
C. J. Matthewe
Sam Street
Isane
Merital Institution
Somnar Seeligson
Seeligsan
W. F. Blanton
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